Pints & Ponytails: Dads Learn Hairstyles in Liverpool
25 dads gathered at Deco Lounge in Liverpool for Pints & Ponytails, a workshop teaching fathers to style their daughters' hair, with a viral video reaching 24M views.
Category : Education
University of Sydney Denied Extra International Student Places for 2026
University of Sydney denied extra international student places for 2026, only university not granted increase amid government allocations.
Charlie Kirk's Debate Style: 'His Goal Was to Verbally Defeat Us'
Critics say Charlie Kirk's debate style aimed to verbally defeat opponents rather than seek truth, using leading questions and bigoted arguments.
Eddie Jones Rebuked by RFU Over Comments on Private School Players
Eddie Jones rebuked by RFU for criticising private school system in English rugby, calling it 'closeted' and lacking resolve.
Louise Thompson's Maternity Reform Victory After Near-Death Birth
Former Made In Chelsea star Louise Thompson handed a 167k-signature petition to 10 Downing Street after Baroness Amos recommended a maternity commissioner, marking a huge win for her campaign.
5p Ingredient Stops Kitchen Bin Smells in Hot Weather
Cleaning expert Nigel Bearman shares a simple method using bicarbonate of soda to neutralise kitchen bin odours during hot weather. Sprinkling a thin layer in the clean bin before adding a liner absorbs moisture and prevents smells for just 5p per use.
DfE Responds to TA Pay Reform Petition
The Department for Education has responded to a petition for teaching assistant pay reform, announcing a new School Support Staff Negotiating Body to set pay and conditions.
Kyiv's Cold Crisis: Russia's Energy War Leaves Thousands Freezing
Russia's energy war leaves thousands in Kyiv without heating amid bitter winter, forcing residents to rely on shelters and desperate home hacks.
NUS urges 'loan shark' Reeves to reverse changes to student debt repayment
NUS protesters dressed as sharks call on chancellor to reverse student loan repayment threshold freeze, citing rising debt.
Chef swaps butter and olive oil for rapeseed oil for perfect fried eggs
Chef Will Murray reveals that using rapeseed oil instead of olive oil or butter creates perfectly crispy fried eggs with runny yolks every time.
Sámi DJ Collective Champions Indigenous Pride Through Music in Scandinavia
Sámi DJ collective Article 3 blends traditional joik with beats, championing Indigenous pride and creating safe club spaces in Scandinavia.
Doll Play Boosts Children's Social Skills More Than Tablets, Study Finds
Study finds doll play improves children's social skills and imagination more than tablets, with benefits for false-belief reasoning.
Fried Eggs Super Crispy with Rapeseed Oil
Chef Will Murray reveals that using rapeseed oil instead of olive oil creates super crispy fried eggs with runny yolks, thanks to its higher smoke point.
Historian cancels Columbia course over Trump deal, citing academic freedom concerns
Historian Rashid Khalidi cancels Columbia University course over $200m Trump deal, citing threats to academic freedom and free speech.
Australian Indigenous languages fight for survival amid resurgence efforts
Less than half of Australia's 250 Indigenous languages remain in use; efforts to preserve and revive them are growing, with benefits for mental health and cultural heritage.
British actress shocked by German sauna nudity rule
British actress Livi shares culture shocks after moving to Germany, including mandatory nudity in saunas, cigarette vending machines, and Autobahn speeds.
Birth Certificates Bring Hope To Bangladesh Brothel Children
All 400 children in Bangladesh's Daulatdia brothel village receive birth certificates, granting them rights to education, passports, and voting for the first time.
One in three Australian students fail to meet Naplan benchmarks
One in three Australian students fail Naplan benchmarks, with significant gaps for disadvantaged and Indigenous students.
Two Primary School Pupils Die Hours Apart in South Yorkshire
Two pupils from Carr Lodge Academy in Doncaster died within hours of each other in separate incidents. School provides support.
Teenager Dies After Being Hit by Train in Carmarthenshire
17-year-old Joshua Dyer died after being hit by a train near Llanelli station. Family pays tribute to 'wonderful and considerate' son.
Power Without a Throne: How Khalifa Haftar Controls Libya
Khalifa Haftar controls Libya's oil, migration routes and foreign bases, exposing the failure of post-Gaddafi intervention.
Thousands March in Argentina to Mark 50 Years Since 1976 Coup
Thousands march in Buenos Aires to mark 50 years since Argentina's 1976 coup, demanding memory, truth and justice amid political tensions.
UK Teachers Urged to Discuss Epstein Crimes with Children
Experts urge UK teachers and parents to discuss Jeffrey Epstein's crimes with children to prevent them seeking unsafe online information.
War Casts Shadow Over Iranian Nowruz Celebrations
Iranians celebrate Nowruz amid ongoing war tensions, with some determined to preserve traditions despite airstrikes and economic hardship.
UK Universities Use 'Gagging Orders' to Silence Student Sexual Assault Complaints
BBC data reveals nearly a third of UK universities use NDAs to silence student complaints of sexual assault, bullying, and poor teaching.
School Suspends 200 Pupils in Three Weeks Under New Behaviour Crackdown
Over 200 pupils suspended in three weeks at Merseyside school under new behaviour policy, sparking parent backlash.
Sober Students Drive Demand for Alcohol-Free University Halls
Growing number of teetotal students drive demand for alcohol-free university accommodation across UK.
Antarctic Chefs Serve Up Comfort Food in Frozen Wilderness
Chefs in Antarctica serve warm meals and comfort food to boost morale in extreme isolation, facing challenges like cold temperatures and limited supplies.
Urdu Resurfaced In My Sleep: A Language Rediscovered
A writer rediscovers her mother tongue Urdu during a visit to Pakistan, finding it alive beneath years of English fluency.
Argentina's 50-Year Wait: Families Bury Loved Ones from 1976 Coup
Fifty years after Argentina's 1976 coup, families find closure as remains of disappeared victims are identified at La Perla camp.
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